My word for this week is Vision. According to Jonathan Swift, “Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others.” A well-defined vision for your business provides...
Author - Brian Moran
Prior to rejoining the world of entrepreneurship, Brian was the Executive Director of Sales Development at the Wall Street Journal where he oversaw the sales development and marketing programs for the financial and small business categories among the many Journal brands. From 2002-2010, Brian was President of Veracle Media and Moran Media Group.
My word for this week is Branding. At its core, a brand is much more than just a logo or tagline. It’s the identity of your business and the promise you make to your...
My word for this week is Collaboration. Collaboration in business involves pooling diverse skills, ideas, and resources. together to achieve goals that might be out of...
My word for this week is two words: My Time. What comes to mind when hearing or reading these two words? Do you conjure up images of beating away time robbers who try to...
My word for this week is Money. Money, and the issues surrounding it, has caused more harm and ruined more businesses, friendships, and families than arguably any other...
My word for this week is PASSION. What does the word make you think of? More importantly, how does it make you feel? Many successful business owners attribute their...
My word for this week is Competition! “Competition whose motive is merely to compete, to drive some other fellow out, never carries very far. The competitor to be feared...
Progress always involves risks. You can’t steal second base and keep your foot on first. – Frederick B. Wilcox. My word for this week is risk. Jackie Robinson, one of...
Resilient is my word for this week’s newsletter. Business owners know that being resilient often acts as a buffer against the unpredictable challenges from the outside...
I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious.” – Albert Einstein. My word for this week’s newsletter is curiosity. The dictionary defines curiosity as...